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Extrapolate that with every QB for that matter. I guarantee you there's quite a bit of missed opportunities and yards left on the field for everyone. Many NFL QBs deal with WRs not putting in A+ effort, subpar o-line play and other deficiencies. The great ones are able to rise above these issues and create opportunities for plays. Guys like Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes can both play in and out of structure, as well as find ways to get yards when things break down and mask mistakes by throwing guys open, creating opportunities from nothing, etc. Bryce Young has only shown he's able to make things happen when the rest of the team picks up his slack. Very rarely does he create those opportunities himself. When this is a consistent pattern year after year with Bryce where he shows up lackluster, it's a concern. This is year three and he should be elevating the team as a first overall pick this franchise traded up for. He was far from elevating anyone against JAX. In fact, he needed others to elevate and create for him. Excuses may be fine for a rookie, but this is year three for the first overall pick. Not looking good so far.

As we continue to trot our known failed experiment in Ejiro Evero as our DC, it comes to focus that this defense is supposed to be retooled and ready to make an impact. With the $$$ invested, you'd think this defense would at least be half decent, right? Well, guess who's number 32 in the league in defensive pressure despite the $$$ poured on the dline? Oh yes, Evero's defense: How this bum DC hasn't been fired to the moon yesteryear is beyond me.

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Well, an absolute indictment on the catastrophe that is this team. Not a stunning endorsement of Carolina being anything but an afterthought from here on out. Trevor Lawrence effectively says the obvious: it's not that hard to prepare for Carolina.

Too many holes that I'm not sure we can plug. Just an awful showing against a mediocre team at best.

i say this as horn brings me hope.

in all fairness there's more to slobber over him than anything i've seen from this CAR team. can't blame them for talking about a team with better prospects than CAR has or ever will.

it's more evident than ever. bryce young has never started off strong and seemingly gets worse each starting year. kind of obvious now young was helped last with teams who didn't particularly care about the meaningless games. this culture that we have right now is abysmal. just absolute malpractice of personnel decisions ever since we've moved on from Cam Newton.

lol why is corbett starting center again?

I'm sure Canales is big mad he still has to deal with Bryce lol.

oh look he not only could've run it but he had a guy had he thrown it to a person instead of the standa lol. super processor chatgpt 5 level awareness

Super processor chatgpt AI bryce young throws it away on 4th down instead of doing anything else

lol gg this team stinks again

I want Bryce to succeed and live up to his draft position. I'm just frustrated we've seen this middling Bryce far too often during season starts, and for what we've given up to draft him, I'd like him to be a settled top notch starter in the league, not a "maybe he'll be top tier in a decade." Sunk cost fallacy is at play here, and if Young doesn't show out consistently, it's time to move on.

Bryce's ultra super microchip AI processing on full display. Why run for the easy first down when you can throw right into triple coverage!

Imagine if we had though. There's no way we would've kept Gano if we drafted a guy like that.

Cam Newton is surprisingly a decent commentator. The rest of this pre-game though, pure brainrot cringe.

Bryce Young still hasn’t shown he can open a season on the right foot. While he’s proven he can close strong, my expectations for these early weeks remain low until he demonstrates otherwise. He does get a relatively soft matchup against the Jaguars, so hopefully he shows signs of putting the early-season struggles behind him, but I’m not overly optimistic just yet. Doesn't help he barely had any preseason reps. We'll see.

I came across an interesting and rather unusual take from former Panthers running back Mike Davis about his ex-teammate Christian McCaffrey. On the “Raw Room” podcast, Davis described his time in Carolina playing behind McCaffrey as a “blessing” overall. But then the tone switched as he threw in this sharply worded critique: McCaffrey was “selfish as hell” for how much playing time he hogged. Don't believe me? Here’s what Davis specifically said: He recalled how even when McCaffrey had a bruised foot, Davis expected to see some action—only to watch McCaffrey stay on the field the entire game. He keeps piling on and on, just flabberghasted at McCaffrey's selfishness for staying in the game despite his touched. Quite the interesting podcast, lol. Here's the article as reference: https://sports.yahoo.com/article/49ers-christian-mccaffrey-selfish-hell-165032755.html

I'd like to see Mike Remmers get a shot at starting for RT. Can't imagine he'd be that much worse than Chandler, right?

6 wins is what I'd expect best case. Some decent consistency from offense finally paying off, but I suspect that not much will help overcome a rather lackluster defense with middling depth. Evero fired midseason resultingly.

Yeah Plummer needs to never see an NFL field again. Dear god

Coaching seems improved with Canales and co taking over. Plummer trying to put guys into hospitals aren't helping lol. At this point trade him for Richardson and a bag of peanuts or something.